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State v. Leggett

Citations

  • 709 A.2d 491
  • 167 Vt. 438

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  • concluding that evidence that the defendant was in a private residence with two minors on multiple occasions was enough to support finding that the defendant violated probation condition prohibiting contact with minors
  • concluding that evidence that the defendant was in a private residence with two minors on multiple occasions was enough to support finding that the defendant violated probation condition prohibiting contact with minors
  • noting that a probationer’s own implausible and inherently contradictory explanation of events can corroborate the State’s case
  • noting that a probationer's own implausible and inherently contradictory explanation of events can corroborate the State's case
  • declining to adopt per se rule requiring reversal whenever hearsay testimony is admitted without a finding of good cause to dispense with a probationer's confrontation right
  • declining to adopt per se rule requiring reversal whenever hearsay testimony is admitted without a finding of good cause to dispense with a probationer’s confrontation right

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Judges: Amestoy, Gibson, Dooley, Morse, Johnson

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